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23 Sep 2018, 23:43
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C
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Surprisingly obedient, the Smiths have a cat that follows simple instructions like “come” or “sit”, words to which usually only dogs respond.
(A) Smiths have a cat that follows
(B) Smiths of their cat follows
(C) cat belonging to the Smiths follows
(D) cat belonging to the Smiths has followed
(E) cat belonging to the Smiths, following
(A) Smiths have a cat that follows
(B) Smiths of their cat follows
(C) cat belonging to the Smiths follows
(D) cat belonging to the Smiths has followed
(E) cat belonging to the Smiths, following
24 Sep 2018, 00:24
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IMO C
OM should modify cat not the Smiths so A & B are out.
(A) Smiths have a cat that follows
(B) Smiths of their cat follows
(C) cat belonging to the Smiths followsCorrect
(D) cat belonging to the Smiths has followedGeneral truth needs present tense.
(E) cat belonging to the Smiths, following.Fragment lacks main verb
OM should modify cat not the Smiths so A & B are out.
(A) Smiths have a cat that follows
(B) Smiths of their cat follows
(C) cat belonging to the Smiths followsCorrect
(D) cat belonging to the Smiths has followedGeneral truth needs present tense.
(E) cat belonging to the Smiths, following.Fragment lacks main verb
24 Sep 2018, 04:22
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Bunuel
(A) Modifier error. Obedient has to refer to cat. Incorrect.
(B) Same mistake as in A
(C) Seems Correct
(D) It states a fact. Present tense should be used. Incorrect.
(E) Run on sentence. No verb.
Should be C
